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26-10-2020
Mathematics

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Arwel and Skylah are saving for their first cars. Arwel has $750 in savings and deposits $100 every month. Skylah has $950 in savings and deposits $100 every month. Is there any number of months where Arwel and Skylah will have saved the same amount?

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mmoorejr mmoorejr

27-10-2020

Answer:

no

Step-by-step explanation:

no because since they are increasing at the same rate and they started at different ammounts they will never have the same amount

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